What mattered more was that the cost of investing in a hotel wasn't that high.
But the profits that could be earned were still substantial.
It was like those small hostels.
They divided the rooms, one after another.
When guests checked in,
They hardly had to spend any cost at all.
It was just some utilities fees.
And could these utilities fees ever amount to a three-digit figure?
So, for those hostels, every guest that checked in was basically pure profit waiting to be made.
Especially those small ones, there wasn't any service to speak of.
Eating before meals was like having a buffet, just pay and you could check in.
This was also the part he was truly satisfied with.
Had he operated these small inns, he could have earned a seven-figure income within a year.
Especially since he himself was not short of funds, he could use money to significantly undercut his competition.
By that time, he could earn as much money as he wanted.
